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Soundboard 8.7 - To my ears it’s a soundboard, a little hissy, and somewhat noisy mix but definitely one you can get into. -
Audience 6.8 - Jim is clearly audible despite the lo-fi. -
Soundboard 8.9 - Quality of recording is excellent, although they have to tweak the mix during the show especially the beginning of show 1, but that aside, it is a fantastic document! -
Audience 7.0 - Do not expect much here, it is not a hi-fi experience at all – but it is a fascinating document and good enough to pull you in to a pretty explosive Doors show. I live for this kind of thing – a tormented sounding Jim Morrison in 1968 basically at the vanguard of the Great American Cultural Renaissance. -
Audience 7.2 - Distant and a little muddy but all instruments and especially Jim are there. Worth it! -
Audience 8.0 - Very good bit of history right here and it sounds pretty darn good too. Definite Must! -
Audience 7.7 - Clear! -
AUDience 9.4 - First thing you notice is that you hear every instrument CLEARLY, which is actually pretty damn unusual for a band that has so much going on and has to be a nightmare to mix clearly. Well, separation of instruments without loss of power is, to me, a great recording. -
Audience 8.8 - I like this in your face recording, sounds like taper is right in front of the mains but he’s got the levels dialed in just right. This is ripping, gripping, and tripping power prog metal of the highest caliber. -
Soundboard 9.5 - Obviously this was recorded and mixed for a reason because it is really marvelous. (The Cellar) -
Audience 8.9 - Good clear recording where the highs have a pleasant chimy sound, not shrill or thin. The bass notes are very clear too. -
Audience 9.3 - Strong recording! -
Audience 8.9 - Extra special emphasis on the drums here, they sound slamming! -
Audience 8.7 - The levels here are low, but the sound is good all you need to do is turn it up. -
Audience 9.6 - Brilliant! -
Audience 8.5 - A very clean recording that is not as clear as it is clean. Not to say it is muddy, it is saying there is a lack of defined high end, the recording rests mainly in mid range and low end, which is nice and round. I think by adding your own treble boost, you can turn this into a 9.0 recording. Needs upper mid and highs.